If your cultured.
Reseal faux marble bathroom sink.
Make sure to get all areas of the marble including the edge area around the sink and the backsplash.
I know there are great diyers out there to help.
Some materials can permanently stain cultured marble products.
Cultured marble is made of a mixture of polyester resin limestone dust fillers and pigments with a clear gel coat finish on top.
These one piece countertop and sink combinations offer seamless sink areas that are highly resistant to water problems and some of the damage issues of other sinks and countertops.
This gel coat helps to protect the cultured marble from staining or etching.
Use a soft clean rag to remove all of the dust and crumbs that might still be on the countertop.
One of the sinks leaked some water out onto the counter and it was mixed with a bit of silicone i think because it was milky looking i cleaned it up but there is still a film where the water was at.
I don t want to have the expense of replacing both.
Cultured marble is a popular product for countertops and shower surrounds.
With a little elbow grease.
There are two identical sinks in my rental and they look exactly the same disgusting.
Buff away the excess sealer with a clean dry.
My landlord is on board with whatever i can do with them.
Can i paint a bathroom sink that is faux marble and plastic.
Any minor scratches burns or stains can be buffed out of the cultured marble with an automotive buffing compound readily available at any hardware store or places where they sell automotive products.
Remove everything off of the top of the countertop including appliances spices and food.
Clean the countertop with a cleaner made specifically for the marble countertop.
Cultured marble can be burned like leaving a hot curling iron on your bathroom sink may get scratched and can get stained.
The reason why cultured marble is not usually installed in the bathroom even though manufacturers can cast a sink or toilet to meet specific dimensions is because there are some items that can permanently stain the surface.
It is made of marble dust held together with a resin and it typically comes with a gel coat to give it a high shine.
Let the sealer sit undisturbed for 10 minutes.
Step 2 clean off the countertop.
This diy project shows how we saved all the cultured marble countertops in our project house by polishing polishing polishing.
While you can t remove deep scratches that go all the way through the gel coat it is possible to restore the surface and shine using extremely fine sandpaper and polishing compounds.